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| 🇬🇧 | 🇬🇧 |
| Birth to 1 year | Infancy |
| 1 to 3 years | Toddler |
| 3 to 5 years | Pre-school |
| 6 to 12 years | School age |
| 13 to 19 years | Adolescence |
| 20 to 40 years | Early adulthood |
| 40 to 65 years | Middle adulthood |
| 65 years & over | Late adulthood |
| INTIMACY vs. ISOLATION; seeks companionship, love others or isolates from others (20-44) | Young adulthood |
| GENERATIVITY vs. STAGNATION; productive, preform meaningful work, raising a family (45-65) | Middle adulthood |
| RGO INTEGRITY vs. DESPAIR; try to make sense out of their lives seeing life as meaningful and whole or despairing goals (65+) | Late adulthood |
| A period of family life when the grown children depart from home | Disengagement stage |
| Why do grown children return to living at home | Financial reasons, and assistance in raising their children |
| The last stage of the life cycle; requires the individual to cope with large range of changes | Senescence stage |
| Older adult; family unit is a major source of what | Satisfaction & pleasure |
| Who commonly outlives their spouse | Older women |
| Most body functions are fully developed | Middle 20s |
| Ages 30 to 45 height is | Stable |
| Height begins to decline due to | Spinal disk |
| Senses are their sharpest during | Young adulthood |
| How to increase productivity | By obtaining rest during the day |
| Bone loss lead to and increase risk of .. | Osteoporosis |
| Slight change in height continue to occur as a result of the compression of the | Spinal vertebrae and the hardening of collagen fiber |
| Hormonal changes include the women's declining production of ..... | Estrogen and progesterone |
| A gradual process that takes about 5 years to complete | Menopause (female climacteric) |
| The period of menopause transition is known as ... | Perimenopause |
| Irregular menstrual periods, flow changes, excess fluid retentions, breast tenderness, hot flushes, palpitation, night sweat and irritability or mood swings | Signs and symptoms of menopause |
| Middle age; generativity vs stagnation means... | Accepting responsibility for and offering guidance to next generation |
| With gaining, the body becomes less able to recognize/ tolerate the "self" | Autoimmunity theory |
| Produces antibodies that act against the self | The immune system |
| The immune system theory is supported by a increase of... | Accumulation of lymphocytes |
| Plasma found in tissue of healthy older adults | Accumulation of lymphocytes |
| The primary organs of the immune system ______ are affected by stinging process | Thymus / bone marrow |
| Show reduced efficiency in preforming certain functions | Bone marrow stem cells |
| Decreases the risk of development of infection and cancer increases | Immune system function |
| Bones, muscle, joints, and connective tissue | Musculoskeletal system |
| Nurse intervention: maintain mobility, encourage exercise& passive/active, avoid fatigue | Musculoskeletal system |
| Taste & smell, vision and hearing | Special senses |
| Nurse intervention: encourage regular, paced exercise with rest period, maintain low-fat & low-sodium diet, obtain regular physicals exam | Cardiovascular system |
| Plays a significant role in health maintenance and contributes to older persons quality of life | Nutrition |
| This age needs a diet of foods of higher quality in and lower quantities that provide that basic nutrients | Older adults |
| Older adults are less active and have more ____ and less ___ | Adipose tissue/ body mass |